| Comment | Never said they don't count. I said the data in them needs to be looked at with some level of nuance. Namely about what could be driving that. Because one of the biggest factors in statistics of *reported* crimes is whether those crimes *are actually being reported in the first place*. And if you give the slightest solitary fuck about solving the problem of rape and sexual assault, you HAVE to consider the objective fact that lots of it goes unreported and encouraging victims to report crimes against them means that there could well be a rise in reported crimes even where the *actual* occurence of crime on, say, a per 100k basis or some other measure isn't changing (or it's potentially even decreasing - it's difficult to know).
Dunno what's hard about that for you to understand.
> I have family / friends who work there and told me that in private.
Never felt an inclination to dox someone til now. Because holy fuck, they SHOULD NOT be telling you fucking anything about their work. Half tempted to contact Sandyford frankly and suggest they start looking hard at their staff members because it is OBJECTIVELY unethical for them to tell you anything about the people they're dealing with.
You know fine well what I'm saying, it just doesn't fit with your narrative. Don't pretend you give the slightest fuck about my safety. |
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